1996
DOI: 10.1016/s0885-2014(96)90011-8
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Young children's plans differ for writing and drawing

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“…Handwriting acquisition consists in learning the visual representations of letters, which are used to guide their production, and the motor representations specific to each one. This acquisition is generally slow and difficult: Several years of formal instruction are necessary before young children master this skill [1,2] and differentiate the path for writing and the path for drawing (they copy letters according to a model) [3,4]. Although handwriting acquisition begins upon entry into school, handwriting skills become satisfactory only by the end of primary school.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Handwriting acquisition consists in learning the visual representations of letters, which are used to guide their production, and the motor representations specific to each one. This acquisition is generally slow and difficult: Several years of formal instruction are necessary before young children master this skill [1,2] and differentiate the path for writing and the path for drawing (they copy letters according to a model) [3,4]. Although handwriting acquisition begins upon entry into school, handwriting skills become satisfactory only by the end of primary school.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Numerosos datos empíricos sugieren que desde alrededor de los 3 años los niños diferencian el dibujo de los sistemas arbitrarios y que en torno a los 4 años empiezan a diferenciar escritura de numerales (Brenneman et al, 1996;Ferreiro & Teberosky, 1979;Lavine, 1977;Levin & Bus, 2003;Martí & Garcia-Milà, 2010;Tolchinsky & Karmiloff-Smith, 1993;Tolchinsky Landsmann & Karmiloff-Smith, 1992;Yamagata, 2007). Una primera discriminación entre motivado y arbitrario se hace a partir de las propiedades contrastadas de ambos sistemas: la linealidad juega un rol importante, así como el carácter continuo o discreto de las unidades gráficas (Harris, 1995;Martí, 2003;Tolchinsky, 2003).…”
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“…Al igualar la cantidad de unidades gráficas, se elimina la posibilidad de usar la cantidad mínima de caracteres como criterio de selección y no resulta muy sencillo en una primera etapa de adquisición distinguir las unidades del alfabeto latino y del sistema arábigo de numeración solamente por sus características gráficas y espaciales. En realidad, su identificación plena es una cuestión de convención cultural y familiaridad (Brenneman et al, 1996;Tolchinsky, 2003) que, a pesar de que se inicia en prácticas educativas informales en el contexto familiar, requiere de aprendizaje formal para potenciar su adquisición.…”
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